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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
2
A man endures a bulky fellow on a train in an upper berth from a crowded car to Springfield. He discovers Isora awaiting his arrival, but her brother appears and approves the match while offering a wedding site as a gift.
The issue outlines a sugar ration effective August 1 of two pounds per person monthly with forty five meals per pound for public eating houses. County councils of defense will probe loyalty of those protesting the new rules while retailers cooperate to ensure fair distribution for soldiers sailors and allies.
The President urges national energy for the war and calls on all citizens to uphold laws and the nation's honor. He warns against champions who adopt enemies' standards and fail to reverence the laws of the United States.
Committees have been appointed to organize Denver’s Victory Celebration and Flag Raising. The Day’s tasks include Program by William Melton J J Goff and R S Place. Reception by William Melton A F White L A Myers and R S Place. Seating by Foster Long Lee Long and Glenn Smith. Grounds by J H Goff Russell Long F D Guinn Glenn Smith John Sunday Ora Kessler and R S Place. Citizens are urged to decorate homes and businesses.
Advertising copy extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a long trusted remedy. It claims blood purification heals mucous surfaces and promises health improvement after short use. It offers testimonials and cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and local druggists as sellers.
The notice urges savings and salvage for war support including sugar rations and salvage drives. It calls for contributing to the next Liberty loan and reports recruitment for nurses, listing 35 Indiana nursing schools and inviting letters to the Indiana State Council of Defense in Indianapolis.
A notice from the Home Savings and Loan Association located at 67 North Broadway Peru outlines a formal update or action related to the association. The readable fragment confirms the address and the organization but lacks further details.
The piece notes it is not too late to plant turnips and warns that over fed hogs in Indiana last year were too fat for export demand. It mentions European buyers preferring normal weights and that sugar cargoes are diverted to other uses due to nearby sugar yields and higher demand.
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